This 1965 book investigates how the plays of Euripides were transmitted across seventeen centuries and finally copied into late Byzantine manuscripts.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface Select bibliography Introduction Part I. The Relationship between L and P: 1. The state of the question 2. Triclinius' metrical marginalia reproduced in P 3. P, in the Alphabetic Plays, a copy of L Part II. The Work of Triclinius in L and its Effects upon P: 1. The problem 2. Metrica 3. Triclinius' dealings with the text in L and their effects upon P Part III. The Character and Origin of MSS. L and P: 1. Characterization of MS. L 2. Characterization of MS. P 3. On the hypothesis in L and P 4. Hypothesis and the text of Rhesus 5. The text of the triad in L and P 6. The origins of MSS. L and P Part IV. Results and Analogies: 1. Triclinius the critic 2. Triclinian analogies 3. A specimen: Helena, 625-97 Part V. The Helena Papyrus: 1. Transcript 2. Reconstruction of the papyrus 3. Comment on the reconstruction of ¿ 4. The alternation of speakers 5. From archetype to original 6. The original text of Helena 630 ff. Part VI. Main Stages of the Transmission: 1. The text in antiquity 2. The text in the Middle Ages 3. From Thessalonica to Florence Addendum Indices.
Preface Select bibliography Introduction Part I. The Relationship between L and P: 1. The state of the question 2. Triclinius' metrical marginalia reproduced in P 3. P, in the Alphabetic Plays, a copy of L Part II. The Work of Triclinius in L and its Effects upon P: 1. The problem 2. Metrica 3. Triclinius' dealings with the text in L and their effects upon P Part III. The Character and Origin of MSS. L and P: 1. Characterization of MS. L 2. Characterization of MS. P 3. On the hypothesis in L and P 4. Hypothesis and the text of Rhesus 5. The text of the triad in L and P 6. The origins of MSS. L and P Part IV. Results and Analogies: 1. Triclinius the critic 2. Triclinian analogies 3. A specimen: Helena, 625-97 Part V. The Helena Papyrus: 1. Transcript 2. Reconstruction of the papyrus 3. Comment on the reconstruction of ¿ 4. The alternation of speakers 5. From archetype to original 6. The original text of Helena 630 ff. Part VI. Main Stages of the Transmission: 1. The text in antiquity 2. The text in the Middle Ages 3. From Thessalonica to Florence Addendum Indices.
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